Brighton Langley Law

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About Brighton Langley Law

Brighton Langley Law is a Brisbane compensation law practice based at Level 24, 239 George Street, Brisbane. Brighton Langley QLD Pty Ltd (ABN 43 648 619 274) holds the business name Brighton Langley Law. ABN Lookup shows the company as active from March 2021. The firm’s About page describes it as a boutique compensation law practice founded on 13 May 2021.

Claims the firm handles

The firm’s practice areas each have their own page. They cover medical law and medical negligence, as well as motor accidents (CTP, including hit-and-run claims against the Nominal Defendant). They also cover work injury claims and public liability (slips, trips and falls under the Personal Injuries Proceedings Act 2002). In addition, they cover defective products under the Australian Consumer Law. Finally, they cover total and permanent disablement (TPD) and income protection claims through superannuation. The website lists a single office in the Brisbane CBD.

Lawyers at the firm

The Queensland Law Society register lists three solicitors at the George Street address. They are principal Bartholomew Lee, associate Chelsea Bellamy and solicitor Panna Biri. Each has Personal Injuries Law among their areas of practice. The firm’s People page also lists paralegals and a practice manager. In addition, the About page lists reported court and tribunal decisions obtained by the principal before and since the firm’s founding.

Fees, accreditation and rankings

On fees, the firm offers a free, no-obligation and confidential consultation. It states that it runs all of its medical negligence claims on a no win no fee basis. It also states that it will not charge anything if it decides not to take a case on after investigating it.

Similarly, it says it runs motor accident claims worth pursuing on a no win no fee basis. It says it runs TPD claims on a no win no fee basis too. These have a fixed fee limit for the work done up to the insurer’s decision. For work injuries, it says it does not charge for advice about statutory claims while a client has not yet decided whether to pursue a common law claim.

A search of the QLS register as at October 2026 identified no QLS Accredited Specialist in Personal Injuries Law at the firm. The firm also does not appear in the Doyle’s Guide Queensland plaintiff compensation lists checked for 2025 and 2026.

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Facts last checked: 20 October 2026. How we check facts. Spotted an error? See our corrections process.